The Parables of Jesus Christ
This page lists all the parables of Jesus Christ, organized by the gospels they appear in (Matthew, Mark, and Luke). Each parable has a summary of what is being said, followed by the point Jesus is making. Parables are a particular genre of literature that are characterized by having only one meaning. This means that each parable only has one main point, which Jesus often states after telling the story.
The meaning can also be derived from the context of the parable. In a few cases, Jesus does use the same parable in different contexts to make a different point, but that is only because the context has changed.
As an introduction to the Parables of Jesus Christ, read Why Jesus Speaks in Parables. Also related to the parables of Jesus is Jesus Speaks in Figures of Speech, including exaggeration, idioms, and even sarcasm.
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